King Of Prussia Pennsylvania Facilities

Our majestic limestone building is located in historic downtown Lebanon. Our top floor has 6 rooms totaling 5460 sf. Its large scale and original architectural detail provide an ambiance that is truly one of a kind!

PNC Park wasn't just built for baseball. PNC Park's wealth of entertainment opportunities makes it a perfect choice on non-gamedays for any celebration, reunion or gathering. We have numerous venues, indoor & outdoor, to accommodate any event.

Our truly unique designer space is available for arts organizations, the design trade, community groups, commercial vendors and of course private individuals as well. We've hosted receptions, weddings, birthdays, anniversaries, benefits and more...

Historic property with sought-after amenities. 6 guests rooms in 1770 stone house and 1 fully-accessible guest room in a 1840 log summer kitchen; a double-gable barn (circa 1840) for meetings, weddings, etc. is fully-accessible by way of a 1930 silo.

With a completely remodeled, luxurious & spacious interior, the Trocadero is the ultimate in comfort and sophistication at a reasonable price. The Trocadero has 2 floors, each designed with its own bars & facilities able to accommodate 100 - 1200 guests.

Hire us to give your bridal shower a special touch. For a display shower, we create a three-dimensional collage from your gifts. Each display is custom designed for gift size and location space.

"An event worth having is one worth recording!" Business Meetings, Weddings, Bar & Bat Mitvahs have been our speciality since 1990. You'll love our unobtrusive and professional style. Call for a sample DVD.

party rental items: tents, tables, chairs, linens, china, flatware, staging, dance floors. Specializing in corporate and special events.

High Definition Camera Owner/Operator, shooting on the Sony HDW-F900.

Searching for a perfect gift? Zapata Studios offers unique wedding portraiture masterly rendered in a fine oil painting. Each hand painted portrait boldly captures the energy and warmth beyond any photograph. Featured in Pittsburgh Magazine.